Just kidding, I'm not pitching my book in the trash however, I am not great at the pitch thing. Today during the 90 day sprint, I could not (and still cannot) think of a pitch. I dont know it it's because I've only just begun or I've never really thought about it. Honestly, if you asked me to pitch my solo book, I'm drawing a blank. What helped everyone come up with their pitch?

I can pick two of these to have edited to use for my new headshot. Please vote for top 2. I’m terrible at this! Thank you!

I committed to spend this morning delving back into a project that has been on the back burner for way too long. Made progress and grateful for a baby step of momentum to get it back into motion (and finished within 90 days)!

We have a new member! @Cindy Rasicot is the author of two books, she is joining us to publish her 3rd book! So excited to see you in here. We will be connecting & launching the Publishing Masterclass in mid-june, until then just get familiar and say hi. There are many incredible folks here to meet.

What if the thing standing between you and your book isn't talent... It's simply having a place to show up? REPLAY & NOTES AVAILABLE FOR ALL ENROLLED MEMBERS (esp those who missed the call): @Summer Jean @Sabine Quaritsch This week, we kicked off our 90-Day Writer Sprint inside the Writer's Circle. In one room, we had: 📖 First-time writers 🏆 Award-winning authors 🎬 Screenwriters 📚 Memoirists ✨ Fiction writers 💡 Entrepreneurs writing thought leadership books And something fascinating happened. The newest writers and the most experienced writers were all wrestling with the exact same thing: "Can I actually do this?" The answer, of course, is yes. Not because writing is easy. But because books aren't written all at once. They're written in 20-minute coffee sessions. They're written during stolen hours between client calls. They're written on weekends. They're written in hotel rooms. They're written one imperfect page at a time. Over the next 90 days, our members are committing to finishing drafts, developing stories, editing manuscripts, and finally giving long-neglected ideas the attention they deserve. Most importantly? They're not doing it alone. If you've been carrying a book idea around for months—or years—consider this your reminder: You don't need more inspiration. You need a date with your manuscript. When and where will you show up this week? 👇 Tell us in the comments.